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[eclipse-dev] Planning Meeting Notes - March 9, 2011

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 Status
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JDT UI:
- added API to enable '?' button in lightweight refactoring dialogs
- EclipseCon preparation
- bug fixing

JDT Text:
- break and continue keywords and labels are now hyperlinks
  (Ctrl+click) and F3 targets
- working on indentation issues in string continuations
- bug fixing

JDT Core:
- bug fixes/triage
- 3.7M6 verification
- Java 7: worked on try-with-resources implementation:
  - first draft should be released by the end of the week
- one more fix will go in for M6:
  - https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=339139
- few fixes around null analysis and code generation

Ant:
- 3.7M6 testing
- inbox triage
- bug fixing

Debug:
- 3.7M6 testing
- continued investigation of thread / debug context problems
  with stepping and heavily multi-threaded applications
- inbox triage
- bug fixing

PDE:
- added new Api Use Scan Problem Task (332763)
- 3.7 M6 test pass

SWT:
- new system menu API released
- DROP_DOWN calendar implemented for DateTime on GTK, so now
  available on all platforms
- touch and application menu API changed slightly
- aero work continuing, will not be ready for 3.7M6
- various bug fixes

User Assistance:
- help Servlet API committed
- bug fixing and testing

Performance:
- 3.7:
  - N20110305-2000: nothing new
  - N20110303-2000: nothing new

Platform Workspace:
- inbox tracking
- adjusting the 3.7 plan, preparing the 3.7 M7 plan

Rel Eng.:
- moved to new Orbit build
- test builds with 3.7M6 test candidate bundles
- test builds for code coverage with JaCoco:
  - working on issues with JaCoco committers
  - https://bugs.eclipse.org/241254
- test builds on Hudson at eclipse.org. Some interesting numbers:
  - time to complete running 68,000 JUnit tests:
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    Linux       7 hours 6 minutes       6 hours 7 minutes
    Mac         9 hours 43 minutes*     4 hours 52 minutes
    Windows     7 hours 43 minutes      6 hours 57 minutes
  - current remaining numbers of test failures:
    - Linux 21
    - Windows 63
    - Mac 100's*
  * some infrastructure issues remain - thus some test suites hit the
    2 hour timeout limit and extend the test run

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